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The height of one’s hair was quite a talking point as demonstrated by the content of a letter from Queen Maria Theresa of Austria-Hungary to her daughter Marie-Antoinette:
It’s easy to imagine that he was the ‘go-to guy’ if you had a Persian or Angora
The painting is signed in the lower left and housed within a frame that’s probably the original
Ehlinger has selected a composition that brings these beautiful flowers firmly in view with the longest stems extending off three sides of the canvas
Attr. Cornelis I Westerbeek, Dutch Landscape With Track, Figure & Dwelling Scenes The height of one’s hairA fine late 19th century oil on panel depicting a woman walking along a countryside track towards a rustic old building. The artist, Cornelis I Westerbeek (1844 1903) has captured the effects of light superbly well. Hes created a peaceful evening atmosphere thats very typical of his style. We also love how the landscape is comprised of layers, which increase in lightness until they fade from sight. And note how the tallest tree guides our view